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SPORTING.

• 9 ..y--' WELLINGTON WINTER MEETOffOT ' FIRST BAY'S RESULTS. • CRIB WINS THE STEEPLES. By Telegraph.—Presß Association. Wellington, Last Night. ' • The Wellington winter meeting opened in dull weather, but the attend- - ance was satisfactory. The GoVefflor- , General and party were present The totalisator handled £3l,2B4, : "agftiJi»t £35,765 last year. Results:— \ VICTORIA HURDLES.—4 Ws Si- 1 tion (H. McSweeney) 1, 14 Seusitim/ 2, 1 Golden Glade 3. .AJso starteds 'S'Compulsion, 5 Master Strowan, 11 Sb&•; Sebastian, 8 Aratiatia, 1 Turehaw, 6 Brown Loch, 2 Mt. Victoria, 9 Glea- , dalough, 7 Swinton, 13 Despatch Gar-( rier, 12 Manaia Park. Won fomfortably • by five lengths, a third of a length (tep-i arating second and third horses. Time, 3min 28 2-ssee. »< ' ■STEWARDS' HANDICAP—I tyias Be Val (B. Deeley) 1; 5 George 2, 0 Bftiras-v dale 3. Also started: 3 Potentiality, 10 Waimatoa, 11 Gold Painting, 4 Hyl* lus, 2 Tip Up, 7 "Probation, 8 Pohdie," 12 Madam Ristori. Won by S length, and a half, the third horse being twp lengths away. Time, lmin 18 1-6 mo;' • • HACK STEEPLES.—4 Kiwitea. (A, Ward) I, 5 Kaupoltonui 2, 14 Parental* 3. Also started: 3 CzaTonus, 7 Meiry Jack, 12 Mawson, 0' Precious Metal, 2 Kew, 8 Union Jack,,! Dood, 13 Golden Butterfly, 10 Schnapper, 15 Coalition,/ 11 Torcliv, 10 Pawerewere, 9 MarveJite. Won by four lengths, live lengths separating second and third. Time, tain 112-ssec,

' TRIAL PLATE.—I Marker (L. ■ itt) 1, 2 Lady Beaufort % 0 ■' 3. Also started: 7 May Morn, 10 JCjtripos, 12 Reparation, 4 Kimboiton, 18 ;Sfe > William, 15 War Storm, 8 Black Night, „, 0. Wh'akatina, 3 Matilda, 14 Arihittj 5 Pervola, 11 Zela. Won by 'three length*,;-» Tiine, 1 min 203-seec. • < . WELLINGTON STEEPLECHASE.—' 1 Crib {J. R. Kaan) •1, 3 Merrie LaA 2, 5 Kirkby 3. Also ran: 2 El Gijlot •' 9 Braeburn", 10 Soporific, fl Jackman, 12 Sandy Paul, 4 St. Elmn, 7 Record, 8 Collector, 11 Fagot. Braeburn, when in a good position, fell at the fence near - the mile post. At the next fence Soporific ran off. Crib was in front at fivd 1 ; furlongs from home, but Merrie 'lisd .. outjiimped him at the obstacle, entering . the straight Crib Was first jover the ienv 5 coop, ■where El Gailo fell "when miming 1 third. Won by five lengths, the third horse being 20 yards away. Time, talin 17sec.. '■l* ' PARLIAMENTARY" HANDICAPM*' ; Orleans (C. Price) 1, 11 Grand Id«* 2, \ 5 Goldstream 3. Also started: 7 Kauri '« King, 4 Heeltap, 3 Marc Anthony, 2 Un-;? decided, fl Seddel Bahr, 12 King ChiaTA 6 Johnny Walker, 10 Centre, 13 Bdse Pink, 1 Toki. 5 Detroit. ' Won by 4 head, the third, horse half a length away. Time, 2min 214-ssec. , WINTER HURDLES—I 'Leonto (J!. ; \ Copestake) 1, 12 Gladful 2, 8 Rewi Poto : 3. Also started: 7 Art, 5 Bon Reve, ,1 Sir Fisher, 3 Tararu Jack, 4 MawQift;6 Iceberg, 10 Wait, 16 Arlington, 14 Sir Solo, 13 Moulu, 2 Penniless, 15 Glue* 1 tanus, 9 Dionysius. Won by several si lengths, the third horse a head away. • Time, 4min lsec. ■ r ! TE ARO HANDICAP,-4 Charley (P. . Ellis) 1, S Black Hill 2, 1 Rajput 3. Also , started: ,13 Merrie , kee, 5 Sir Agnes, 1!) Dingle, 18 Tuticori, , 16 Humorist, 0 Hjgia, 7 Rio, 4 Tinkle?, 2 Sunshade 2 Histie, 3 Minesweeper,;, 3 Robur, 14 St. Head, 14 Pao, 11 Pap&<> ress, 11 Royal Battery, 10 Benope, 1$ I Barter: Won. comfortably. Time, imin . 19 2-ssec. , •

SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. Wellington, Last Night. \ Wellington acceptances for the ■ sefl» ond day are as follow: — >'* COKUNNA HURDLES.—Penniless 10,12, Compulsion 10.11, Miss S&ties, Sensitive 10.8, Dioriysius 10.0, Thrace 10.2, Kohinahina 10.0, i San SebartUn . 9.13, Brown Loch, Mt. Victoria 9.9, Qltn- - tlalongh, Swinton 9.7, Kukri, Marvelit*, Zarilla 9.0. »* * JUMPERS' FLAT.—Prinoe Delawat* 11.7, Moulu 10.12, Flying Camp 10.10, Want 10.8, Iceberg, Black Heart 10.5, Arati&tia 9.12, Marconi, Combustion 9.11, Glutanus 9.10, Thrace 9.8, Master Timi 9.3, First . Consul 9.2. LIVERPOOL HANDICAP.—Croesus 11.7, Kauri King 10.9, Raumanuwhiri , 10.8, Potentiality, George 9.13, Qol4 Painting 9.10, Tip Up 9.5, Rockfield, Hylins 9.4, Bairnsdale 9.2. t BROOKLYN STEEPLECHASE.—Wir rokino 10.10, Kiwitea 10.8, Czafonusj Kirkby 10.1, Collector 9.13; Master Strowan 9.9, Fagot, Tauira, The Brewer • 9.7. ' : PENINSULA HANDICAP.—CIutrtfo 10.8, Merrie Poto, Nobleman )0.7, Kil- . kee 10.6, Don Pacifico 10.5, Sir Agnes . 10.4, Black Hill 10.1, Perrier 9.13, R«put 9.11, Rio 9.8, Sunshade, Hastie, Ronsova 9.5, Robur, St, Head, Papvess," Royal Battery Eron Boy, Kinibolton, Crescent Moon 9.0. ! , , • FLEET HANDICAP—Kauri King 10.6, Orleans 10.2, Heeltap. Lady Louisa--10.0, Coldstream 9.12, Seddel Bahr, Marc Anthonv 9.11, Sir Hamilton 9.10, Centre 9 7, Toki 9.4, Detroit 9.2. .PETONK HANDICAP.—KiIkce 10.8, kadam Ristori, Comment 10.2, Perrier 913, Rajput 9.11, Holyhead 9.7, Humorist 9.0, WhaUatino, Minesweeper 9.2, Robur, Pao, Eron Boy, Mystic Light, Euripos, Sir William, Bloomine, Barter,

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Taranaki Daily News, 12 July 1917, Page 5

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SPORTING. Taranaki Daily News, 12 July 1917, Page 5

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